Ffp3 2D KN95 N95 Mask Machine Disposable Automatic N95 Mask Making Machinery

The machine is primarily designed for KN95-style masks. With appropriate tooling and configuration it can also be adapted to produce other cup/2D-folding respirator styles (N95/FFP2/FFP3-like designs), subject to mold/fixture changes and process validation.

It is built to process standard mask raw materials including non-woven fabrics and melt-blown cloth. Accessories such as nose clips and ear loops can be added during the production workflow.

The machine is engineered for a high qualification rate and the specification lists a 95% qualification rate. Actual yield depends on raw material quality, mask design, and process settings.

Yes. It is a full-automatic system with whole-servo control and a man–machine interface for automated mask forming, welding and related operations.

Standard available configurations are 220V or 380V. The specification lists power consumption as 10 W in the product data — confirm the required configuration and electrical details with the supplier prior to installation.

Overall dimensions are L9300 × W1500 × H2000 mm and the machine weight is approximately 1800 kg.

The listing describes the machine as high speed, but actual output depends on mask design, materials, operator setup and downstream handling. Contact the supplier for typical pieces-per-minute and hourly production figures for your specific mask configuration.

The machine can manufacture KN95-type masks, but mask certification (NIOSH N95, EU FFP, or other medical approvals) depends on material specifications, manufacturing controls and independent laboratory testing. Certification must be obtained through the appropriate testing authorities.

Installation, commissioning and operator training are typically provided by the manufacturer or distributor. Ask your supplier for details on on-site setup, training scope, and any travel or service fees.

Routine tasks include cleaning forming and welding stations, checking and lubricating mechanical parts as recommended, inspecting electrical connections and replacing wear parts (e.g., cutters, belts, welding tips) on a scheduled basis. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance manual for intervals and procedures.

Yes. Consumables and spare parts (cutters, welding heads, belts, sensors, etc.) are normally available from the manufacturer or authorised dealers. Ask for a parts list, lead times and recommended spare parts stock.

The machine features a man–machine interface and full-automatic operation designed for ease of use. However, trained operators are recommended for setup, troubleshooting and quality control. The supplier usually provides initial training.

Yes. Many suppliers offer custom tooling, additional modules (e.g., automatic ear-loop feeders, packaging interfaces) and software or hardware upgrades to meet specific mask designs and production requirements. Discuss customization options with the vendor.

Warranty terms and after-sales support vary by manufacturer and distributor. Common offerings include a limited warranty period, remote technical support and paid on-site service contracts. Confirm warranty length, coverage and response times with your supplier before purchase.

Contact the manufacturer or authorised dealer with your desired configuration, quantity and delivery location. They will provide quotations, lead times, packaging and shipping options, as well as information on payment terms and any installation services.